RAISERROR Of A SPROC Fails The SQl Job, From Which It Is Called

Apr 3, 2008



Hi All,

I have a Stored Procedure, which has a RAISERROR statement with LOG. I am calling this SP from a Job. Whenever the RAISERROR is executed, it also fails the job.. How should this be handled? The article:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309802 says that this has been fixed in SP4, but I am working on SQL Server 2000 SP4, but still it persists here. Can anyone please help me resolve issue? Can this be handled in Code? Or, Is it confirmed that even SP4 has not fixed this? Or is this a known issue and we need to live with it?

Thanks a lot,

Manoj Deshpande.

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